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State Senior Games
Kate and I swam the State Senior Games meet last Saturday. Kate won the 500 free in 7:22 and took second in the 100 IM. I won the 100 fly in 1:10.6 and second in the 500 in 6:05.9 We both move up an age group next year.
Have a good holiday!
~Glenn (Partelow)
Thanks Glenn and congrats to both you and Kate!
Hammerhead Ocean Marathon
~Note from Susan Wallis:
Hello Swimmers!
Thanks so much for participating in the 6th HammerHead Ocean Marathon! Congrats to all finishers, and to our overall winners!
Melissa Steele won the 2.5 mile swim for the 5th time. Blake Ehlers won the 2.5 mile for the second time in a row. John White (3rd overall) and Sheryl Watkins (masters winner in 2006 and 2009) were the overall masters winners.
For the 1.25 mile race, Wil Friedman defended his title as did Kristen Ghandor. The masters winners were Tim Adams and Sarah Pamula.
The results are finally up, on the 1st Place Sports website. Here is the link. http://1stplacesports.com/swim11res.html
HOWEVER, they did not pull out the overall winners and masters winners from the age groups, so you would have to manually do that when you look at the results (I have emailed them to ask that they fix it, but I know some of you wanted to see the results now!).
You can also check out jacksonville.com for photos (for a price, you can order some of you!) http://photos.jacksonville.com/mycapture/category.asp?eventID=1302206&Catego ryID=10410
I have lots of tshirts left over, and will sell them for $5 each! Not many of the smaller sizes, but lots of larges and xlarges in both white and yellow. Let me know if you want to buy some!
Next year's race will be on Saturday, AUGUST 11, 2012. Save the date!
If you would like to send any comments on how we can make things better for you (other than painting a black line on the ocean floor or something like that), please do! We did have one extra bus this year to relieve some of the overflow on the transportation. I also paid extra to have the bathrooms open at 6am (they better have had lots of toilet paper, been really clean, and had mints on the counters!), so I hope that helped. We also had a few extra buoys out along the course. And we measured the 2.5 mile course better, so that it was not long like last year!
The HammerHeads will still hold the open water swims on Sundays at the Jax Beach Lifeguard Station at 9am, for those who are preparing for a fall triathlon, or for those who just want more time in the water. (However, on August 28, we will be in Camp Blanding for our HammerHead Olympic Triathlon, so no swim that Sunday!!)
Thanks again for participating and we hope to see you again next year!
Susan Wallis, President, HammerHead Tri Club
Race Director, HammerHead Ocean Marathon
Athlete swims to success in retirement
By ANDREW MIKULA
PALM COAST -- Glenn Partelow may be retired, but the 63-year-old hasn't exactly been a retiring sort when it comes to the things he loves to do.
Partelow runs twice a day, and as a longtime teacher and swim coach, he also is an accomplished swimmer who trains three days a week. He also coaches Dynoswim Masters and Youth Team, Palm Coast with Sheryl Watkins and a host of competitive swimmers, who like him, aren't letting age be a defining factor in their lives.
Read on at the News Journal.
Masters swim team open to new members
As seen in the Daytona Beach News Journal. (Click to view)
1 HR Postal
~Glenn Partelow says:
Four Dynoswim members swam the 1 hour postal swim on Saturday 29 January at Frieda Zamba. Glenn Partelow led the way with 4485 yards with Sheryl Watkins next with 4250, Kate Scully with 3850 and Corrine LaFountain with 3120. The weather was a cool 61 degrees with the pool near 80 degrees. The results will be posted in a few weeks.
Left to right: Kate, Sheryl, Corrine, Glenn
2010 US Masters Swimming Championships
~By Sheryl Watkins
Almost 2000 athletes, ages 18 and over, competed over the course of the four day Championship at the 2010 US Masters Short Course Nationals at the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center (GTAC) in downtown Atlanta, Georgia. This year marked the 40th anniversary of the Masters Nationals with 1,977 swimmers ranging from 18 to 93 years swimming over the course of the four-day event that took place May 20-23, 2010. The GTAC facility was the site of all swimming, diving and synchronized swimming competition as well as the swimming portion of the modern pentathlon during the Centennial Olympic Games in the summer of 1996. For the masters competition, the 50-meter pool was divided into 2, 10-lane competition pools and the diving well served as the warm-up pool. Odd and even heats were run for each event simultaneously. This was a must, with almost 2,000 swimmers and a total of 46 events (individual and relay). The most popular event, the men's 100 yd freestyle, contained 59 heats. That's almost 600 swimmers' in one event!
A total of 47 states and 8 countries were represented at the meet, so it was a true national and international event. Included were over 150 Florida swimmers making the pilgrimage, including 3 swimmers from Palm Coast's masters swim team, Dynoswim Masters and 7 swimmers from the Daytona Beach Masters Team. Dynoswimmers Glenn Partelow (62), Kate Sussman (52) and Sheryl Watkins (45) competed in a total of 12 events and brought home a total of 4 metals: Glenn took 7th place in the 200 yd Butterfly, 7th place in the 1,650 yd Freestyle (yes, that is 1 mile!), and 9th place in the 500 yd Freestyle. Sheryl brought home a 7th place in the 200 yd Backstroke. Metals were given out for the top 10 swimmers for each event and each age group. Age groups are, in general, defined by 5 year increments (i.e. 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, starting at 18 and ending at 90 and above). Glenn and Sheryl coach Dynoswim Masters, which practices at the Frieda Zamba Pool year round. Dynoswim member ages have ranged from 15 to 84, with ranging goals: fitness, triathlon training, and competitive swimming. Practices focus on technique and endurance building and are held Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at Frieda Zamba from 6-7:45 pm.
Among the entrants were a number of Olympians, including Rowdy Gaines, Cullen Jones, Mark Gangloff, Josh Davis, Roque Santos, David Sims, Sue Walsh, Chris Stevenson, Jeff Farrell, David Wharton, Ryan Papa and Bumpy Jones. In addition, Swimming World's 2009 World Masters Swimmers of the Year Rich Burns, Laura Val, Michael Mann, and Mike Ross also competed. There were an amazing 103 individual and 19 relay record-breaking performances at the meet.
Senior Games
~By Glenn Partelow
Kate Scully and I swam the Senior Games in Gainesville this past Sunday. Kate won 2 gold medals and one silver and I won 3 gold and two silvers.
Kate Scully won the 500 yard freestyle, the 100yard Breaststroke, and took second in the 200 yard freestyle.
I won the 100 yard butterfly and set a new State age group record for men 60-64. I won the 500 yard freestyle and the 50 yard butterfly, while taking second in the 200 yard freestyle and 100 yard freestyle. The Games were for all competitors over 50 in the State of Florida. Glenn and Kate both compete for Team Dynoswim based in Palm Coast and train 3 nights a week at the Frieda Zamba pool. Currently we have 12 members who swim for the team. This past August two members, Kate and Sheryl Watkins swam the 2.5 mile ocean swim at Jacksonville Beach and each won their age group with over 60 swimmers competiting. The strong currents that day stretched the distance to 2.8 miles! You can contact the team at 386-586-3437.
Thanks, Glenn Partelow / Coach of Dynoswim
Swimmers Reach Top 10
Dynoswim in the Palm Coast Observer! Check it out:
Dynoswim Article - Palm Coast Observer
2010 SCY Nationals at Georgia Tech
Dynoswim fielded three swimmers, Kate Sussman, Glenn Partelow, and Sheryl Watkins, at the 2010 Masters Nationals at Georgia Tech. Placing in the Top 10 in 4 events and scoring 10 points for Dynoswim! 1979 swimmers were in attendance with many national age group records fealling i.e. 21.6 for the 50 fly 30-35 men!
Jammer Highlight: Dynoswim Palm Coast
~By Glenn Partelow
Down here in Florida we are building our yardage slowly for the January Jam. We are swimming "OUTSIDE" with air temperatures ranging from the mid-thirties to the mid 40's for our scheduled 6 PM swims! Although the water is near 80, there is a bit of a sacrifice when you consider the wind chill and the sea fog that envelops those repeats! We swim on!
Friday night most of us declined to swim. Corrine La Fountain snuck in early at 4 PM to avoid the cold. Glenn Partelow was in at 5:30 and left after just 1500 yards. The 'sea fog' enveloped the local swimmers off and on throughout the late hours. We vowed to return Sunday at 11 AM to salvage the Friday night workout. Temperatures for Sunday's swim may be just 40 Degrees.
Florida Senior Games
~By Glenn Partelow
The All-Florida Senior games were held in Fort Meyers, Florida on December 5 and 6. Two swimmers from Dynoswim competed in 6 events and medaled in all six, despite sitting in the bleachers for 4 hours in the cold rain!
Placing first in the 50-55 age group in the 500 yard freestyle was Kate Sussman in 7:14. She took 30 seconds off her qualifying time that she made in Gainesville in September. She then placed second in 100 breaststroke and 3rd in the 50 breaststroke.
Glenn Partelow placed first in his events of the 500 yard free in 6:09, 9 seconds faster than his qualifying time in Gainesville. His 200 free was first with 2:17 and his 100 yard fly set a new age group record in 1:11.
Both swimmers have been practicing in the dark and cooler air here in Palm Coast at the Frieda Zamba pool. The Dynoswim team is preparing for an appearance at the Masters' National competition in May in Atlanta. Several team members have already qualified in multiple events. This January some team members intend to participate in the January Jam and complete the 1-hur postal event.
Florida Senior Games
Dynoswim was well represented by its two senior swimmers Kate Sussman and Glenn Partelow. Together they amassed 7 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medal in the October 25th meet held in Gainesville at the University of Florida. Earlier in the year both swimmers swam the Hammerhead ocean swim in Jacksonville with Kate winning her age group in the 1.25 mile swim and Glenn in the 2.5 mile swim.
Hammerhead Ocean Marathon 2009
Dynoswimmers Glenn Partelow, Kate Sussman, and Sheryl Watkins swam in the 2009 Hammerhead Marathon Ocean swim in Jacksonville Beach, FL on August 1, 2009. Over 200 swimmers ranging in age from 13 to 69 participated in the race, with 89 swimming the 1.25 mile race and 113 swimming the 2.5 mile race. Kate swam the 1.25 mile and Glenn and Sheryl swam the 2.5 mile swim. Kate won her age group (50-55) by a whopping 5 minutes and was 18th overall (time of 33 minutes). Glenn won his age group by 12 minutes and was 19th overall (time of 1 hour 4 minutes). Sheryl won overall master female swimmer and was 27th overall (time of 1 hour 8 minutes). Johnny Delahoz told jokes to ease the race jitters, took pictures and video, and cheered us all on - Thanks so much for your support Johnny!
The ocean was the perfect temperature (about 78 or 79 F), and except for the usual clawing at the beginning and tightness that accompanies any ocean race (and Sheryl swimming past the pier) we all had a great race! The smoothies (provided by Smoothie King) were a nice touch at the finish too.
Jake Scully Biking Cross-Country For Education
Here's a note from Dynoswimmer Kate Sussman regarding her brother Jake Scully. By the way, once a Dynoswimmer, always a Dynoswimmer. Great job, and noble cause, Jake!
Hi Dean,
I hope all is well with you and the northern Dynoswimmers. I'm sure you remember my brother, Jake. He is riding his bike across the US and attempting to raise money for the Flagler County Education Association at the same time. If you think the story is worth posting - since I know he's riding, not swimming ;-) there's a link below.
Take care,
Read the article at Central Florida's Channel 13:
Local Man Biking Cross-Country For Education
Merry Christmas!
We at Dynoswim wish you a wonderful Christmas holiday spent with friends, family, and loved ones.
In the meantime, if you have a few moments to spare read this article: Working out your Christmas workout from Canada's ABS/CBN news.
IronMan Florida 2008 Highlights
~By Dave Petkovsek, Dynoswimmer
2,300 athletes lined up on the beach in Panama City Beach. It was a picture perfect day on the 1st of November, the gulf was flat and clear water temp in the low 70's and air temp about the same. Records would fall today.
I edged twords the front of the swim start and as the cannon went off so did the 2300 swimmers at one time heading out on a 1.2 mile loop to be repeated. I was in the mix with 100's of swimmers and swam most of the 1st full lap in complete contact with other swimmers the whole time. It wasn't until about ½ way through the 2nd lap before I could stretch out and get into any kind of rhythm. The water was so clear that as I exited the water I started to stand thinking I was in two feet of water to find out it was six feet deep.
Out of the water I was into a mayhem of chaos in the changing tent. The IronMan volunteers are incredible. I have never done any other race that is so well organized. An army of volunteers is there to strip you wetsuit and take it away, find your biking gear and get it to you, help you dress and send you off with well wishes.
The bike was flat and fast. 112 miles; at 70 miles I was still averaging 22 mph and feeling good. I backed off a little for the rest and came in with a 21 mph average for a 5:20 bike split. I was thrilled going through transition 2 as I was 20 minutes ahead of goal time 12 hours.
Dynoswim swims at DBS Masters Swim Meet
Held September 12-13, 2008
Last night Glenn Partelow (6:28) and Kate Sussman (7:30) swam in the 500 Free. They both did well and came in 1st in their age groups! Way to go, Glenn and Kate!
Kate, Glenn and I had a fantastic time today. The meet was extremely crowded with kids when we first arrived since the 2008 Tom Kingston SC Invitational was taking place in the morning and their finals later in the afternoon. The masters meet fell in between.
It was a relatively small meet but well organized. The heats came up quick. Kate swam the 50 breaststroke (43.?), 100 breaststroke (1:32.5) and 100 IM (1.28.42). Glenn swam in the 50 free (28.56), 100 free (1:03.41), 50 butterfly (32.?) and 100 butterfly (1:14.36). I swam the 50 free (31.5), 50 back (39.9), 50 fly (41.7) and 100 IM (1:25.45). We placed in many of the events.
Glenn was kind enough to take our splits and Kate made her famous chocolate chip cookies. Thanks.
Today's meet was a lot of fun and I look forward to swimming it again next year. We noted our strengths along with our weaknesses and plan to focus on them at practice. We hope to have more swimmers attend next year!
Judi Rich
Photo (left to right): Glenn Partelow, Kate Sussman and Judi Rich
Friends of Swimming
Once again, Friends of Swimming and Dynoswim have been highlighted in the combined effort to build a competition level aquatic facility in Palm Coast. Take a look at the attached magazine article by Barb Kelly which was printed in this month's issue of Flagler Magazine
Click Here to Read the Flagler Magazine Article
We Are the Role Models
Syracuse University Swimming and Diving, Dartmouth University, the City of Palm Coast, the City of Reno: all of these communities have something in common - that is the threat of losing their aquatic facilities, if they haven't already! Thankfully, in Palm Coast, we're doing something about it and you can read about your fellow swimmers in Palm Coast who care at Friends of Swimming.
You should also check out a great article on (US) Masters Swimming and community efforts in the City of Reno:
~By Linda Shoenberger
Recently I spoke at the Reno City Council in favor of a new aquatic center. I was chosen to represent our community's Masters swimmers.
Other speakers talked on behalf of the following aquatic activities:
Popular pool to reopen in Palm Coast
~By FRANK FERNANDEZ
PALM COAST -- No more treading water for swimmers waiting for the Frieda Zamba pool: It's scheduled to open Monday.
The pool had been closed since September when heavy rains caused drainage problems and flooded the parking lot. School swim teams and community groups had to find other places to practice and hold classes. The pool center also was home to a yoga class, which was forced to move.
Judi Rich, the president of Friendsofswimming.org and a member of a team called Dynoswim, said the group of swimmers is eager to return to Frieda Zamba.
Practices Resuming at Frieda
Dear (Palm Coast) Dynoswimmers,
Frieda Zamba has officially re-opened. We will be back to our traditional schedule at Frieda Zamba – M/W/F – 6-7:45pm Sat: 10-11:30am beginning this Wednesday, January 9th. We do hope that Frieda can sustain the re-opening, if not we may be retaining our practice schedule at Belle Terre. In the meantime keep your fingers crossed!
If you have any questions, fell free to use the comments field below or contact me directly.
Best Regards,
Judi Rich
Happy Thanksgiving, Dynoswimmers!
Life for a swimmer should be more or less chlorinated, but sometimes it isn't and it affects just about every part of our lives. In the grand scheme of it all losing pool time and practices is a minor blip and trivial compared to the real problems we face. Anyway, I know I have a lot to be thankful for, but as for the Dynoswim community, I'm thankful we've got consistent pool time in Palm Coast once again. I'm also thankful for the Dynoswimmers that make the organization work and make it stronger every year. Sometimes when I'm daydreaming I think about the state of the global Dynoswim community in 10-20 years from now; I'm pretty sure I know what it will look like, do you?
So I wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving. By the way, take a look at some photos Josh wanted to share - luckily, I didn't see any snapshots of Frieda Zamba in this set.
Joint Effort Key in Building Aquatic Center
Most everyone that comes to visit Dynoswim is part of the swimming community at large. In fact, we have visitors from all over the world and I've received email messages from many of them. Some ask general questions about training while others might just say, "Hey, thanks for the workouts." One particular email comes to mind. About two years ago a swim Dad contacted me to help with training ideas for his son. Here's the catch, the family lives in Indonesia and had limited to no access to a pool. Kind of difficult to train for swimming when you can't actually swim. Nevertheless, I wasn't necessarly surprised. Pools are expensive, and perhaps it's not too much of a stretch to say it, but it's clear that most of the world doesn't have access to training facilities in the way that we in the United States and other western nations do.
But how frustrating it is! Dynoswim Palm Coast has been scrounging for training time since September. Our normal pool should be open within a week, but when you take training as seriously as we do, you'll understand that there's a serious void left in our lives. No training facility means no training, or no consistency in training, and we all know the compounding negative affects this can have on every facet of our lives.
But there are many communities in and outside of the U.S. that don't have any place to train at all, I guess even with our problems, we can count ourselves as blessed.
Here's another local's opinion on the matter. This time the news hit the editorial page. We all agree that we need a new pool, that demand has far exceeded supply. But a seemingly simple issue gets sidetracked by the normal course of government in the democratized world. Well, that's the way it is, and we have to navigate through the protocol. Politics anyone...?
Read on at the Daytona Beach News-Journal
Flagler Swimmers Push for New Pool
Communities across the U.S. are struggling to provide the appropriate recreational facilities for its local athletes. Dynoswim and a host of other interested parties are no exception. Lucky for us, Dynoswimmer Judi Rich founded Friends Of Swimming, a community based advocacy group chartered to fully support the City of Palm Coast and Flagler County in an effort to build a competition level aquatic facility.
We know there are a host of other communities out there struggling with the same issues. If you could share some of your insights with us, we'd surely appreciate the advice. We'd also be more than happy to share our experiences with you. It's about doing what's right for the swimming community, and promoting our sport.
In the meantime, check out the local news and how we're progressing toward a new pool.
Daytona Beach News Journal, October 28, 2007
Bulldogs Dominate Cross-Town Rival
Present and former members of Dynoswim's Youth Team always make us proud! Read about Sarah DeAugustino, Ross Denuna, Ali Parks, and Julia D'Angelo, great job!
2007 Pan American Games
I wanted to share this email with the Dynoswim community:
Hello Dean! As promised, here are some highlights to share with you...
First of all, Jimmy is an amazing person. He glows of kindness, smiles, helpfulness, thankfulness.... He has a HUGE heart that is so rare among athletes. I felt honored to have coached him, if only briefly.
The whole international competition thing for Jimmy was truly an experience for him. Not only were there the swim team, the men's volleyball team, the track and field team and both the women's and men's basketball teams also participated from USA. The 4th Pan American Deaf Games also had soccer and bowling competition as well. The Games took place at Universidad Carabobo, Valencia, Venezuela.
Tornado Slideshow in Flagler Beach
On Sunday, July 22, Flagler Beach experienced a waterspout and tornado ripping a few roofs off but mostly caused only minor damage. Flagler Beach is where Dynoswim Palm Coast does most of its open-water training. We typically swim from A1A and Highbridge to the water tower in Flagler Beach.
Check out the slide show:
Dynoswim in the Flagler Times
As entrants in The Tenth Annual 24 Mile Tampa Bay Marathon Swim, Dynoswim once again made it into the Flagler Times. Check it out:
View the Flagler Times Article
Martinis and Machetes
Masters Swimmers and their free time.
~By Diane Bixler, Dynoswimmer
James and I had company over, Bill and Maria, for some wine and cheese. James, of course, opted to "kick it up a notch" with a martini. We were enjoying the beautiful night on our porch, listening to the typical Florida sounds of crickets, owls, and whippoorwills. I don't really remember who asked about the property behind ours, but James is always willing to trek through the woods, so we each grabbed a bike light, James & Bill taking along machetes, and off we went for a hike. Why machetes? Well, James maintains the trails, so any time he's out there, he hacks a little (I think it's more of a macho thing). Although most critters of the night will scamper away at the sound of others, there are wild boar, which can be aggressive. So off we went, lights and machetes, for a hike through the woods.
We started out, James taking out smaller branches as we moved. It's about a mile of a trail, but opens up toward the end, getting swampy if it's rained too much. We talked as we walked, and several times we heard something scurry off into the woods, but never got a look at whatever was out there with us. We came to the end of our trail, by the canal, and turned to head back.
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Dynoswim in the Flagler Times
It's been a good week for Dynoswim. Read about one of our past events in the January 13, 2007 edition of the Flagler Times.
Dynoswim in the Hometown News
Competition and Camaraderie Spur Master Swimmers
~By Anita Bevins
World champions, All-Americans, fitness buffs and beginners take to swimming pools in Volusia County each day to tweak their strokes, improve stamina and train for medals. For some, swimming has been a lifelong lifestyle. For others, the pool provides a different experience from running, biking and weight training.
Read more about Dynoswim in the Hometown News (click here).
Merry Christmas from Dynoswim!
Wishing you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas!
Congratulations Christine Bange!
Christine completed her first ever marathon in 4:31!
"I didn't suffer until the last two miles..."
Dynoswim in the German Newspaper 'Suedkurier'
Dynoswim made the December 11, 2006 issue of the Suedkurier; the newspaper (sports section) of Southern Germany and the Lake Constance area.
The translation is as follows:
24-Hour-Swimming: 115.45 kilometers in 24 hours "24-Stunden-Schwimmen": Four triathletes from ASC Constance (Hansjörg Herzog, Carsten Franke, Lars Lensdorf and Marc Strittmatter) plus two additional swimmers participating out of Florida (USA) and Frankfurt participated in SC Triesen's (out of Triesen, Liechtenstein) 24 Hour Relay. Out of the strong field of eleven teams, the team of eight "Dynoswimmers" finished a strong fifth place with Dean Osterloh finishing the last leg at 115.45 kilometers. The goal of the relay competition, which includes approximately 300: 50 meter sprints per swimmer, is to complete as many kilometers as possible in a 24-hour time period. The ASC-athletes proved once again that they could stack their triathletes against purely trained swimmers from established swim clubs and still perform well.
Note: The Suedkurier erroneously left out Judi Rich (Florida), Thorsten Kuechler (Frankfurt) and Iris Teckentrup (Frankfurt) as part of the team of eight Dynoswimmers.
Showdown at Frieda Zamba
I wanted to share an e-mail message received a while back. It's just too great a story, fun, but also important to note that you never have to lose your competitive spirit...
Dear Dean,
I am sorry for the delay in forwarding these photos to you. This happened at practice a couple of weeks ago.
There were about five of us swimmers at Frieda Zamba before practice. Judi, Sean, Mary Ann, Dakin, Karen, and I maybe some others as well.
We were getting ready for practice putting all of our stuff at the pool end. Sean took one of the "Lap Swmmers" signs and moved it out of our way when along came an older man - very much older - and confronted Sean about moving the pool equipment. Normally I would not have interjected but since I was coaching practice that day, I felt it my duty. So I explained to the gentleman that we would return it to its proper place after practice. The man was unusually adamant about his rights to govern what happened at the pool. I inquired about his position as a possible staff member. He informed me that he had been a lifeguard for over 75 years. I asked if he was employed at Frieda Zamba to which I received a vague answer. At this point I was having a little bit of fun with him. He was demanding; I was politely giving it back to him. As the conversation died down and he realized he wasn't going to win this argument he announced that he had swum in more pools than we would ever see.
Flagler Online Promotes Dynoswim
An important part of the Flagler community.
Dynoswimmer Ross Denuna in the "Flagler Times"
Check out this great picture of Ross-a-Roni and the article about FPC and MHS.
USMS Nationals
As most of you know, we had three swimmers - Sean Bean, Sheryl Watkins and Scott Bay - representing Dynoswim at USMS Nationals last weekend. Here are just a few highlights:
- Sheryl's 100 Back at 1:12.8
- Sean's 100 Breast at 1:10.14, a full two seconds faster than the Clearwater Meet
- Scott's 100 Fly at 1:23.7; and a 50 Free at 29.37, despite losing his goggles - happens to us all
Great meet guys! You made us proud!
More pictures later...
Scott Bay; Wild Man
Here are the results from the Wild Man Triathlon Festival. There goes Scott, 1st in his division!
Great Job!
Christine Bange and Dakin Fromhold at the Gate River Run
Christine and Dakin ran great at the 15K Gate River Run last Saturday, March 11. Way to go Dynorunners!
Check out the results:
Amy Britton Embracing that Competitive Spirit
Take a look at the race results for Florida's Great Escape Triathlon:
Florida's Great Escape Triathlon Results
Did you notice how well Amyroni Baloney did in the swim? I never sausage great results! Way to go Amy!
Dynoswim Places 5th at Dixie Zone Championships
Dynoswim was ranked fifth (5th) of 32 teams at the SUN Masters Valentine Meet / Dixie Zone Championships (our first meet). Additionally, Sean Bean earned the most individual points for us thereby earning himself the meet's "Most Valuable Dynoswimmer" designation. Please be sure to give Sean a big pat on the back!
Great team and individual effort; all Dynoswimmers should be proud!
Dynoswim Makes it into the Flagler Times
Take a look at the attached article.
Dynoswimmers and Goals
Hey Dynoswimmers! As we move into the next phase of our training, I am requesting once again that each of you submit your written goals to Dean or Sheryl by Tuesday, February 21, 2006. I suspect that many of you may have similar objectives as you did six months ago, but I also hope that as our training progresses, you'd be able to better identify the parts of your swim training that need more attention. So, please share your thoughts with your coach and if you'd like to keep your goals private, then please say so.
Dynoswimmers Dry; Competition All Wet
A busy week! Talk about competitive spirit...
Like Pat Milton and Amy Britton's Harbor Federal Sandpiper 5K. Awesome! Or how about Christine Bange's 2nd place finish in the Daytona 5k! We're loving Scott Bay's 2nd Place repeat in the VA Training Criterium. Don't forget about Dave Petkovsek's 3rd overall in 0:38:54.372 at the Orlando Xtreme Marathon 10K. (Use the Contact Us link and we'll send you Dave's autograph!) Last but certainly not least, Tah Dah: Dakin Fromhold brought home first in his division at the Matanzas 5000. Dakin Rules!
...making waves outside the pool. Way to go, Guys!
Scott Bay, Amphibious Dynoswimmer
Check out Dynoswimmer Scott Bay, rocking and (literally) rolling during January's VA Training Criterium. Like those race results; way to go, Scott!
Happy New Year, Dynoswimmers!
How about your New Year's resolutions?
Here's a list of New Year's resolutions adapted, edited and modified for Dynoswim from "Swimming World's: New Year's Resolutions for Officials".
1. I will learn a new skill to help my team.
2. I will mentor.
3. I will listen so that others may mentor me.
4. Swimming is a team activity, I will do my part so that others can do their's.
5. I will stay in shape to prolong my opportunities both in and out of the pool.
Amy and Pat Do It Again!
Amy Britton and Patricia Milton sauntered their way to half-marathon heaven. Way to go guys!
Check out the results of the Jacksonville half-marathon which took place on December 18, 2005.
What a Difference a Year Makes!
Happy Anniversary Dynoswimmers!
December 13, 2005 will mark the first anniversary of Dynoswim in Palm Coast. Take a look at our very first workout:
Happy Birthday Amber, the Big One-Two (12)!
Dynoswim Masters Needs Administrative Support
Please speak to Dean or Sheryl if you'd like to help out by supporting some of the administrative functions of the team. Some of those tasks may include updates to our registration forms. Other support includes acting as liaison to the pool staff. We also need someone who would like to offer new ideas for the overall direction, recruiting, and strategy of the team while acting as a sounding board for new initiatives (i.e. meets, training resources, cross training for triathletes).
Custom Designed Swim Camp for Dynoswimmers
Please advise if there is any interest for a swim camp designed exclusively for Dynoswim team members. One does not need to be a Dynoswimmer to attend. The camp will run for seven days devoted to and organized as follows: 2 (a.m. / p.m.) practices per day, plus midday video analysis; cross-training / stretching; nutrition; guest speakers; guest coaches; and team-building / motivational exercises.
The program will be designed in a family-friendly environment so that swimming families can attend together. The location would not be identified for quite some time, but could theoretically take place anywhere in the country.
Again the program will be designed solely for Dynoswimmers, and open to all swimmers (Dynoswim or not) of all abilities. The first camp could potentially be offered in late 2006.
If there is genuine interest in such a program, please offer your opinions on the subject.
Amy Britton Whisks to 3rd Place as Patricia Milton Stomps All but Two!
Both Pat and Amy earned third place in their respective age groups at the Paul DeBruyn 15K held last weekend on November 19, 2005. This event was sponsored by the Daytona Track Club.
Great Job: Dynoswim is Proud!
Mountain Biking - Sunday, November 13, 2005
For those of you interested, we have tentative plans to meet for a few hours of trail-riding. We will meet at 1pm this Sunday. Our exact location is still TBD.
If you have a mountain bike and are interested, then please let us know.
Way to go Hannah
Hannah competed in the Old Hickory Triathlon, placing 1st in her division and 4th overall female. CONGRATS! We may just see her in November. Check out the results:
New Schedule for City Council Meeting
Disregard Tuesday's City Council meeting. We are not as yet on the formal agenda but stay tuned...
City Council Meeting and Construction of a New Pool CANCELLED!
We are calling all swimmers, synchronized swimmers, triathletes, parents and friends to attend the next Palm Coast City Council Meeting on Tuesday October 4th at 6:30 pm. The Community Center is located at 305 Palm Coast Pkwy NE (off of Clubhouse Rd in the island between Palm Coast Pkwy going east and west). We will meet outside between 6:15-6:20 pm.
Dave Petkovsek Makes Dynoswim Proud
Dave competed in the 2005 Ford Ironman Wisconsin which took place on September 11, 2005. Dave kicked tail and made us all very proud. For those of you with satellite you can see the race on TV on Fox Sports Net (FSN). Check out the following link to see FSN's air dates and times:
2005 Ford Ironman Wisconsin Television Coverage
Here's a link to the website:
...and check out the results:
Hammerhead Olympic Triathlon (H.O.T.)
Check out the results of the Hammerhead Olympic Triathlon (H.O.T.) which was held last Sunday, August 28, 2005. This race consisted of a 1.5K Swim, 40K Bike, 10K Run. Congratulations Amy!
Hammerhead Olympic Triathlon Results
Congratulations Diane!
Broke 3000 yards!
IMPORTANT: Dynoswimmers, Read Below on Goals!
Please send Dean your goals for swimming. You can send them via e-mail, or give them to Dean in person. Simply write down what you intend to accomplish in the pool. There are no right or wrong goals, but it is important that you send them over. This will be confidential, shared only with Dean and Sheryl. Thanks.
Beaches Fine Arts Series Triathlon
Check out the race results for the final race in the Beaches Fine Arts Series triathlon. Congratulations Pat and Amy, great job! Results: Results
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Sprint Triathlon
Pat and Amy are doing the Beaches Fine Arts Sprint Triathlon on July 9. It's a .25 mile ocean swim, 13.5 mile bike, 3.1 mile run. Start time is 7:00am. If any one would like to join us you can check out the web site at http://www.bfastriathlon.org


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Susie has been the Practice Manager at Dental fx since the practice opened in 2006. She is a qualified nurse, oral health educator, gained a PDA in Dental Practice Management being awarded the Louisa Fraser Memorial Award for best student and also more recently studied to gain an Award in Training and Education. Susie has a wealth of experience in Dental Practice and is the developer of this course to enable nurses in Scotland to gain a basic understanding of the role required of the implant nurse.
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Illiteracy is the root cause for most evils in rural India. Illiteracy amongst adults is particularly important since it breeds superstition, exploitation, abuse, poor health and poverty. Adult illiteracy also acts as a propagator for illiteracy amongst the future generations. By focusing on the menace of illiteracy and taking steps to reduce it, we can significantly change the rural communities, for the better.
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This is how some of the ferries along the San Joaquin, Stanislaus and Tuolumne Rivers in the Central Valley worked. It had to be a part time proposition there – those rivers just aren't that wide and during the late summer and winter there wasn't that much flow so oxen and mules were needed to pull.
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Chamonix Valley
The official website for Chamonix, providing information on travel, accommodation and services.
Valais, Switzerland
The official website for the Valais region of Switzerland with information on travel, accommodation and services.
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Information on the Swiss village of Les Marecottes which is our departure point for the Tour des Dents du Midi.
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The American Association of University Women (AAUW) advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research.
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Of the more than 3,000 people who participated in the March for Lives rally and march through downtown Naples on March 24, 2018, 16 were AAUW members and spouses. The purpose of this rally, organized by students, was to demand stronger gun control laws. AAUW also staffed a table in Cambier Park, which was visited by many people who asked … Continue reading
The 21st Annual Greater Naples Charitable Foundation Girls Count STEM Conference, hosted Saturday, February 10, 2018, at Barron Collier High School, was enthusiastically complimented by both the attending fifth grade girls as well as their parents and teachers. Ninety-two of the 113 registered girls attended the conference along with 88 parents, and six registered teachers. Forty of the attending adults … Continue reading
Approximately 50 AAUW members and guests helped the Greater Naples Branch celebrate its 50th anniversary earlier this month. The event featured Past President Jacqueline Pierce, who reviewed the historical highlights of the world, the United States, AAUW and women's issues decade by decade, starting in the 1950s. Her talk was made all the more special and fun as members strolled … Continue reading
GNB AAUW members joined over 2400 people to march from Old Naples up Fifth Avenue to Cambier Park on Saturday, January 20, one year after the Women's March of 2017. More than 20 GNB members, their husbands and friends, marched together to demonstrate for equality for women and girls. A staunch group of members hosted our table at Cambier Park where the marchers … Continue reading


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Some great news! The second(ish) iPhone app (after the first Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy apps) embedding the reader from Eucalyptus is now out worldwide, with the exception of the USA.
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I have a FAS2050 running 7.3.3. I have a S550 running the latest version possible. I think it's 7.2.xR12.
I want to get my data from my FAS2050 onto my S550 for disaster recovery purposes. I am using SnapManager for Exchange and SQL. I have CIFS and I have LUNs.
I've been told by Netapp that it's not possible. I've been told by people in this community that it is possible.
The person who said that it was possible said that I needed to look towards QSM based replication.
I've never looked at QTREE based snapmirror before, but I assume it just means that you specify a QTREE on the snapmirror command line.
Here is what this looked like when I tried it:
SAN2*> snapmirror initialize -S san0:/vol/cifs_installs_packages/cifs_installs_packages SAN2:/vol/san0_cifs_installs_packages/san0_cifs_installs_packages
***ERROR, unrecognized version 0x78
*ERROR: License check failed
Fri Sep 3 19:09:11 EDT [snapmirror.dst.err:error]: SnapMirror destination transfer from san0:/vol/cifs_installs_packages/cifs_installs_packages to /vol/san0_cifs_installs_packages/san0_cifs_installs_packages : source qtree does not exist.
Transfer aborted: source qtree does not exist.
Here is what I have for QTREES:
SAN0> qtree
qtree: This command is deprecated; using qtree status.
Volume Tree Style Oplocks Status
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vol0 ntfs enabled normal
Xen_LVM ntfs enabled normal
CS007_data unix enabled normal
exchdata ntfs enabled normal
exchlogs ntfs enabled normal
sql_data ntfs enabled normal
sql_logs ntfs enabled normal
sql_SnapInfo_SystemDB ntfs enabled normal
quickbooks_data ntfs enabled normal
PROD_FibreSR_01 unix enabled normal
cifs_installs_packages ntfs enabled normal
CS006QB unix enabled normal
QSM/SV based will allow you to replicate from any ONTAP version to any other.
But VSM will only allow from lower to higher ONTAP version.
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If I remember corrrectly, support was limited to mirror from StoreVaut to FAS but not the other way around (although as you said, it did work but wasn't supported FAS to Storevault). VSM was the only supported method from the StoreVault GUI... but qtree mirror should work when you run it from the command line (just not supported).
I don't see the reason for the license error...however, the qtree on the target should NOT exist prior to the mirror..the snapmirror command will create the target qtree for you and your syntax does look correct assuming the volume names are correct and the qtree doesn't existing on the target.
We have been upgrading many of the legacy S-Series systems to FAS2020/FAS2040 (2040 preferred since they can run 8.0)...since support is limited and will end soon, I would look at swapping it out unless you don't need support on it.
I do see the issue... you don't have a qtree named cifs_installs_packages, but only a volume of that name... if no qtrees on the source, specify /- to specify all source data not in a qtree then specify the qtree target. For example...
SAN2*> snapmirror initialize -S san0:/vol/cifs_installs_packages/- SAN2:/vol/san0_cifs_installs_packages/san0_cifs_installs_packages # the volume will replicate non-qtree data into a qtree on the target...make sure the san0_cifs_installs_packages volume exists on SAN2.
The license error still doesn't say why...unless the system is not licensed or if it is complaining about using unsupported replication to the storevault.
I'm not sure what you're trying to do will work but it's worth trying. For one that "license check failed" message may be a deal breaker if there is no S-series snapmirror license.
It doesnt look like you actually have any qtrees on that FAS system because the "Tree" column in the output is empty. Volumes show up in the qtree status output but they are not actually qtrees. For example, if your volume called cifs_installs_packages had a qtree on it then you would see two lines for that volume in the output, the line you have and a line that would look like this, where this volume has a qtree on it called "whatever":
Volume Tree Style Oplocks Status
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cifs_installs_packages ntfs enabled normal <-- this entry is for the root of the volume
cifs_installs_packages whatever ntfs enabled normal <-- this entry is for a qtree called whatever in that volume
There is a snapmirror trick you can use (that is if snapmirror to s-series even works at all). If you specify the source of a snapmirror relationships as "/vol/volumename/-" that is with a trailing "/-" and specify the destination as /vol/volumename/qtreename (this qtree cannot pre-exist) then this means take all the non-qtree data out of /vol/volumename and put it into a qtree called /vol/volumename/qtreename. The drawback to doing this is that your paths to data will change from /vol/volumename/path to /vol/volumename/qtreename/path on the destination.
After the migration you could mount the path /vol/volumename to some drive letter and then move the data from driveletter:\qtreename\ to driveletter:\ Move not copy and this would be a metadata move and not take too long but theres still an issue with the person doing the move needing to have proper credentials to move all the data. Most times its easier to just live with having a new path and change your shares.
Make some new dummy volumes and try it first.
Almost not sure I need to chime in anymore.... (was chatting about this via email with Adam originally and recommended taking it to the forums)
There is an S-Series snapmirror license...can vouch for that much at least. To check licensing on both systems, just run "licenses" from the commandline.
The Qtree advice sounds spot on -- can't have the qtree exist before, can't have the destination volume restricted (like you have to with VSM), etc.


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Cialis, generically known as tadalafil, is a treatment for erectile function and also for the treatment of signs and symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia. This medication is known to increase blood flow to some parts of the body and promotes relaxation in muscles. This drug falls under a type of medication known as PDE5 inhibitors. This has been tested to be an effective medication for erectile dysfunction but take note that this medication does not help a person cure the root problem of poor erection.
This was the third drug approved by the FDA to cure erectile dysfunction (ED). The first was Viagra and the second was Levitra. In the year 2011, this drug was also approved by FDA to also be effective for the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). This medication has proved to be effective because it is being used by millions of people around the world. Before its introduction to the market, more than fifteen thousand men participated in clinical studies and research for this drug.
Considerations before taking Cialis:
Cialis comes in different dosages with different effectiveness. You should not just take this medication without a doctor's consent. You should consider consulting your doctor if you plan to order Tadalafil medication online. The most common side effect when taking this drug is a headache, dyspepsia, nasal congestion, back pain, flushing, limb pain, myalgia, and hypotension.
Cialis may only be used thirty (30) minutes before coitus to treat erectile dysfunction. It is made available in the form of tablets with a dosage ranging from 2.5 mg, 5 mg, 10 mg and 20 mg. This medication may also be prescribed to treat other symptoms. Your doctor is the best person to tell you which type and dosage of this medication you should take in. Cialis is not suited for everyone. There are different contraindications to be considered that needs to be taken seriously before taking the medication. Cialis is contraindicated in people with severe hepatic impairment. It is also not indicated for men taking any form of nitrates or on men taking the taking medications like the alpha-adrenergic blockers.
Men with problems with their cardiovascular status who are advised not to engage in sexual activities should not take this medication. Should not be taken by men who suffered from Myocardial Infarction or stroke within the last 90 days are also prohibited from taking this medication. Men who suffer from unstable cardiovascular status occurring sexual intercourse or any vigorous activity are not advised to take this medication.
Those people who have the hereditary disease such as degenerative hereditary disorders should stay away from it. This medication should be taken carefully by older male people. If you have a history of bleeding ulcers it is better to consult your doctor before taking the drug. Avoid the intake of any alcohol when taking this medication. The maximum recommended dose is one tablet per day for most clients. This should not be taken by people with known liver disease. A person with a physical deformity of the penis is also prohibited from taking the drug.


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Before I show you how to make kale chips, I want to disclose that this post contains affiliate links to the products I talk about. You can view my disclosures here.
Kale is one of the world's amazing superfoods. In fact, kale is the most nutrient-dense foods in the world!
Kale contains large amounts of beta carotene, vitamin K, and vitamin C and it's rich in calcium too. Kale has potent anti-cancer properties too.
For many of you, "kale" is just a buzzword, just as "gluten-free diet" is a buzzword. But for me, and for those of you living a healthier lifestyle and eating things that are truly good for you, kale is a staple food in our healthy, gluten-free diets.
Today I want to show you how to make kale chips at home. My friend, Andrea, taught me how to make them long ago.
How to Make Kale Chips
To make kale chips, you want to wash and dry the kale well. Make sure they are completely dry. Then you want to remove the bitter stems and break the leaves into "chips."
Next, you'll want to massage each piece of kale with a little oil of choice (I use this avocado oil). You'll want to lightly coat the entire leaf in oil so really get in the crevices while massaging.
Once coated, place each leaf in a single layer on a greased baking sheet, then lightly sprinkle with Kosher salt or other seasoning. I like to use Wildtree's Rancher Steak Rub that I buy from my friend Andrea (she sells Wildtree products). The Rancher Steak Rub is SO good!
You'll then want to bake the kale chips at 400 degrees. You want a hot oven. Watch the kale chips carefully, as within a few minutes, they will begin to crisp up. Mix them up a bit (flip and move around the pan) mid way through cooking. Just as they start to brown, take them out of the oven. You don't want to burn the chips – and they cook FAST!
Kale chips are delicious, crunchy, slightly salty and they pack a nutritional punch too. Remember, they just take a bit of time and TLC to make but they are soooo yummy and good for you!
When my daughter is craving kale chips, she begs me to make them (I'm often too tired or lazy to oblige). But once I actually make them, I'm so happy I did because my entire family munches on them until they're gone!
Last weekend I even made a bunch of chips to serve as an appetizer at my dinner party with good friends. These are friends who not only share my gluten-free diet but also friends who have a slew of other food allergies as well. They went wild for kale chips – I was able to surprise the biggest kale critic around! I heard more than once, "OK, so how do you make kale chips again?"
I hope you enjoy learning how to make kale chips. Let me know how your cooking adventures go!


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Civilization VI is the new installment of the long-running series of strategy games, and the first of the core series since 2010's Civilization V. Civ 6 has improved graphics and revamped art style, but most importantly it has numerous improvements to the systems of previous incarnations.
It retains the features that made the series popular: randomly generated, Earth-like maps, focus on interactions between civilizations, and giving the player a chance to become one of immortal historical leaders guiding their cultures to global domination through the centuries.
Key features:
Improved diplomacy - discover agendas of other Leaders and adjust your gameplay accordingly
Rebalanced Culture vs Science - now Cultural growth doesn't come at the expense of Science. Become the dominant force in bth aspects
Unlockable policies for your government - unlock new policy cards as you progress, providing tangible bonuses to your endeavors
Improved graphics - in addition to better technical performance, the art style became more colorful and welcoming


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Speaker Call For Presentations
We invite you to be part of Colorado's premier Hospice and Palliative Care conferences.
HPCAR is calling for submission of presentation proposals. This will be a competitive process. Abstracts will be evaluated on their relevance to practice, cohesiveness with overall conference theme and appropriateness for the target audience. While all abstracts may not be accepted for this combined convention, they may be considered for another aspect of HPCAR educational programming for the year.
Presentations should reflect the general theme of the convention. Topics of interest include leadership, vision, quality management, occurrence reporting, resolution process, personnel qualifications, financial management, ethics in healthcare, needs of the fragile/ill, wound care, behavior management, staff training, recruiting & retention, brain health, hospice, bereavement, private pay agency issues, and marketing strategies. These are suggestion and not meant to limit submissions in any way. All breakout sessions are one hour in length. If the presentation takes 2-4 hours to complete, it may be considered for a pre-conference workshop. Submit a separate proposal form for each presentation. Absolutely no commercial sales or marketing presentations of any kind will be permitted.
Workshops that offer concrete tools and techniques, useful research results or direct applications are preferred. We strongly favor workshops that utilize hands-on, experiential learning over "PowerPoint recitations." We encourage participation from all hospice and palliative care clinical disciplines as well as academics and educators; long-term care, public health, senior service, mental health, and other professionals; consumer-based groups and vendors.
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UPDATE: Man charged after takeaway delivery driver robbed in Haverhill
A 21-year-old man has been charged after a takeaway delivery driver was robbed in Haverhill.
The incident was at about 7.20pm on Wednesday, June 29 in Shepherds Court.
The victim – a woman aged in her 40s – was delivering food to an address in Shepherds Court, when she was assaulted and then had a shoulder bag containing cash and bank cards stolen.
She was taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital having suffered head injuries, but is in a stable condition.
Hari Farlie, of Montfort Court, Haverhill, was arrested in connection with this incident and taken to Bury St Edmunds Police Investigation Centre for questioning and has subsequently been charged with robbery.
Farlie was also charged with three further offences.
They are one count of assault causing actual bodily harm and one count of assault by beating following an incident in Fornham Road, Bury St Edmunds on Saturday, February 20.
He is also accused of one count of assault causing actual bodily harm following an incident in Feltham, west London, on Friday, November 20 2015.
He appeared before Ipswich Magistrates' Court this morning and was sent to Crown Court in custody to appear on July 29.


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Xbox Live is now experiencing issues with users being unable to log into the Microsoft-branded gaming network for not just the Xbox One, but also Xbox 360 consoles and Windows 10 PCs.
Monday evening and into Tuesday morning Xbox users were having issues accessing the games they purchased on their devices, Xbox Support first tweeted about the issue around 8:30 Monday night and by 3 a.m. Tuesday it had tweeted again saying the issue had been resolved.
Some users are reporting problems with other Microsoft services including its XBox gaming platform.
According to a service status update posted on Office.com, users of Outlook and OneDrive "may be intermittently unable to sign in to the service".
DownDetector, a site that tracks when services go out, showed spikes in problems for both Outlook and Xbox Live on Tuesday afternoon.
Skype's Heartbeat site notes that users are now experiencing program sending messages and singing in.
An outage on Tuesday is keeping users of several Microsoft online services from logging into their accounts.
There is a hiccup in Xbox Live services that is affecting quite a few Xbox owners. Microsoft warns that if you skipped this step when setting up your Xbox you'll have to fill it in when prompted.
"Why does spamming "A" even work".
Microsoft says, 'Our engineers and developers are actively continuing to work to resolve the issue causing some members to have problems finding previously-purchased content or purchasing new content. Stay tuned, and thanks for your patience'.


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Junior curling roaring back - Fort McMurray Today
Posted on 10/26/2011
By Trevor Howlett
Fort McMurray Oilsands Curling Club is looking to revive competitive junior curling, and with the recent announcement of the 2013 junior championships, organizers are hoping it will help boost numbers.
Competitive junior curling · meaning that youth teams will travel to other cities and towns in the province to represent the Oilsands Curling Club · hasn't been offered in the past couple of seasons.
But now that David Janes has taken over as program director for junior program, they're hoping to get back on track.
"We're trying to bring back competitive curling, so we're starting up a Sunday night curling league just for juniors, that's anyone under 21," said Janes.
"That's the big push for this year. We also have practices on Saturday morning. Hopefully this year we'll have some trips down south, play in some tournaments and then hopefully next year starting going into zones and get some kids in provincials."
Janes added that the participants in the Sunday evening league do not have to be in the Saturday morning program if they would like to play, they're separate programs except that they are both 21 and under.
Curling club president Tyler Spitzer said the club is trying to boost their junior curling, which will have an effect on the adult leagues in future years.
"They're the ones that end up growing up into being competitive curlers as you go on, so if you can't grow the sport at the junior level, then it eventually just stalls out," he said.
"You have to have young kids coming up so that your club can keep ticking."
Competitive junior curling has existed in the past in Fort McMurray and actually produced some good teams. In 1995 and 1992 women's teams from Fort McMurray were junior champions in Alberta.
"There's a history there, but it's not recent history which is what we want to change," said Spitzer.
Legacy fund
Spitzer believes that junior curling will see a bump in enrolment leading up to the 2013 Canadian Junior Curling Championships, but the real effect will come from the legacy of hosting the event.
"The thing with the 2013 juniors is that the legacy fund that's going to come out of it is going to be 100% invested into our junior curlers," he said.
Spitzer added they want their teams competing against the big cities.
"We want to send teams to out of town bonspiels and camps and allow them to get that top-notch exposure that they need so they can compete with the big cities. Whatever money we make from the event is going into the fund, and the legacy will be for the juniors."
Spitzer believes the legacy fund is the best part of hosting the 2013 CJCCs, from the Oilsands Curling Club perspective.
Although the season has already started, the Oilsands club are still accepting interested junior curlers into the competitive program. Those interested can call 780-791-7615 to register.
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At Rivercrest Family Dental in New Braunfels, TX we gladly provide patients with a complete menu of general, restorative, preventative and even specialized dentistry options. To offer such an extensive range of services, however, requires some fairly advanced technologies. Patients to our dental office will enjoy access to technologies like:
- Intraoral Cameras
- Digital X-Rays
- VELscope Oral Cancer Screenings
- STA Unit Treatments
- DentalVibe Treatments
- 3M True Definition Scanning
Being able to come to our dentist office and receive such advanced treatments ensures that your oral health remains at the greatest levels possible. Whether you are just enjoying a comprehensive exam or undergoing treatment using painless devices and methods, you will begin to view a trip to our office as a positive, fast and efficient experience.
Intraoral Camera
Technology always seems to shrink things to smaller and smaller sizes, and this is true for dental technologies as well. Today, we see some of the most advanced imagery coming from tiny intraoral camera equipment. Roughly the size of the average pen, these cameras have powerful lenses that transmit video footage directly to our computer screens, allowing our dental experts to zoom in on even the smallest or most concealed areas of a patient's mouth.
This enables our dentists to uncover the earliest signs of decay or cavities, gum disease and more. It is also a beneficial technology because it can allow you to see for yourself if there are issues at work in your mouth. For example, our hygienist may use the intraoral camera to show you that you are missing a specific area when flossing or brushing. You can then take that information and improve your oral hygiene, reducing risks of decay or disease in the future.
Digital X-Ray
Dental x-rays have long been associated with heavy lead vests, awkward and uncomfortable bite wings held at painful angles in the mouth, and even the need to re-shoot images that are blurry or inaccurate. Fortunately, that is at an end for our patients thanks to our use of digital x-rays.
These are done quickly and easily through the use of a sensor placed in the mouth and gently moved into the ideal locations for specific images of the teeth and gums. We are then able to immediately see the images on our computer screens, ensuring every shot is just as needed. This shortens your time in our dental chair too as we don't have anything to develop or re-shoot.
The digital x-ray is beneficial also because of its ability to be enlarged and to reduce exposure to radiation by roughly 90% over traditional methods. Our use of digital x-rays is just another way of showing our commitment to your optimal oral health and well-being.
VELscope Oral Cancer Screening
A dental exam looks for signs of tooth decay, gum disease and issues like uneven wear and tear from bruxism or other issues. We also offer oral cancer screenings using an advanced technology known as the VELscope.
This is an enhanced oral assessment device that is used as an adjunct, or part of an oral exam. We will first use intra and extra oral head and neck exams before we then shine the unique, handheld scope into the interior of the mouth. This amazing technology will automatically light up any areas of the soft tissue that contain abnormal cells.
This device is so sensitive and precise that it can detect pre-cancer as well as cancerous cells or tissue abnormalities. As many know, any sort of cancer is treated effectively when it is treated as early as possible. As part of your twice annual dental exams, be sure to request a VELscope oral cancer screening too.
STA Unit
Fear of needles keeps many patients from visiting the dentist. Yet, there are now technologies that make the "pinch" a thing of the past. You may already know of this technology, which used to be referred to as the WAND STA. It is, technically, a single tooth anesthesia system that uses a remarkable, computer technology to deliver anesthetic to a single tooth in a nearly painless manner.
Millions of people fear the dentist because of injections required for treatment. Even though the injections ensure a painless treatment, the initial pain caused by the needle and the complete numbing of large areas of the mouth that follow make many patients upset and unhappy. The STA Unit technology, however ensures our dentist can deliver the most precise injection, the ideal amount of drug delivery and all without causing great pain or discomfort.
If you are eager to have treatment done with painless, single tooth anesthesia and no excessive experiences of numbing for hours afterward, this technology is going to delight you.
Dental anxiety is often a combination of fears. Some dislike injections needed for treatment. Some dislike numbing and fear any threat of pain as well. Many dislike the vibration and noise of a dental drill. This is why we have introduced the remarkable technology known as DentalVibe to our dental office.
It is an innovative dental tool that vibrates the point of injection, preventing a patient from any experience of pain when they are being treated with anesthetic prior to treatment. In fact, many of our patients are treated with DentalVibe and don't even realize that we have already done the injections needed to numb the area prior to treatment. It is an ideal treatment for children as it never allows them to experience the unpleasant pinching sensation of a dental injection, which is the time in life when so many patients begin to develop dental phobias and anxiety.
3M True Definition Scanner
Making molds of a patient's mouth is often essential to creating well-fitted dentures, porcelain veneers, crowns and other appliances. Technology now allows us to make a remarkably accurate model or impression of the mouth through the use of the 3M True Definition Scanner.
More than an intraoral scanner, it features technology that creates a three-dimensional replica of a patient's oral anatomy. In under five minutes, your entire mouth can be completely and accurately modeled for an array of treatment options. A small, hand-held wand is used to scan the interior of the mouth, capturing every detail. Whether you are someone who requires long span bridges to replace many teeth, multiple restorations or other complex dentistry, a technology such as the 3M True Definition Scanner ensures the best outcomes and the most comfortable and functional fit to your restorations.
The technology has a remarkable 99.7% fit rate, meaning its accuracy is close to 100%, which is far superior to almost any other existing technology. We can provide our patients with remarkable outcomes thanks to this device.
Experience Our Advanced Technology for Yourself
Now that you know some of the technologies we make available, it is time to book a visit to our New Braunfels office. Get in touch with us today by calling 830-625-7611 or by visiting our Contact page.


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Trimble R6 Field Test
Here are the results of a short test of the satellite tracking by the Trimble R6 rover with GLONASS under forest canopy in Laos. At the time, we were tracking about 4-5 of the GPS satellites exmitting L2C signals, which better tracking performance than regular L2 under adverse conditions.
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Successful expansion is often a test for any business and Graeme Hull Smash Repairs passed with flying colours after expanding to Young.
"It's just gone from strength to strength and is still expanding rapidly," Graeme Hull Smash Repairs owner Brett Hull said.
"We realised there was a business need there and we went with it."
In July 2016 he purchased Reynolds Smash Repairs and changed the name to Graeme Hull Smash Repairs Young.
The previous owner, Tony Reynolds, stayed on as manager and more staff have been employed, making it a team of 10 with more staff needed to keep up with demand.
"We are looking to expand further as the success of this business has surpassed all expectations," Mr Hull said.
"The shop has adopted all of the preferred insurance brands that our Wagga shop has and has quickly taken over as the premier repairer in the region, thanks mainly to the dedicated staff we have and the people of Young and surrounding districts accepting our service into the community with open arms."
This support along with the backing of the Wagga shop has resulted in a strong start for this business meaning they can handle a large number of claims at any time.
A major hail storm in Young saw more than 500 claims processed through the shop at one point.
With a hail technician in Wagga the business was able complete the work in a timely manner.
"They're linked directly to us here in Wagga," Mr Hull said.
"We can send work between the two shops to make sure all jobs are done on time and to the highest standard."
The small and talented team at Young includes a few staff members who were originally from Wagga, who moved to Young to work in the new shop.
The Young shop is already a prefered repaired for all the same insurance companies as Wagga and can also complete self-assess repairs.
This relationship with the insurance companies means the shops can assess and repairs vehicles without waiting for an insurance assessor to approve the quote. This streamlines the process and gets cars back to customers sooner.
This trust and relationship with the insurance companies is thanks to the talented staff employed at both the Young and Wagga shop but more staff are needed, not just in the shops but across the industry.
"We're working hard to train new staff, we can't employ qualified staff – they just don't exist, there's a shortage across the industry," Mr Hull said.


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Aerenstrasz, Lord of Heartwing: (Elysigosa values him as her Father Figure. 12/31/17)
"He's similar to a protective Older Brother to our entire little family. His father was "The Father" and he holds his father's legacy quite well... In my opinion. If he ordered me to jump off a cliff, I'd happily do it.
On a side note... He gives very good hugs."
Aerdranstrasz, Heir of Heartwing:
"While I consider Aerenstrasz to be alike an Older Brother; Aerdranstrasz takes that role in a more literal manner. He enjoys tormenting myself and Mayastrasza over silly little things. I remember a time in which he threw fire and growled playfully. Every now and then we wrestle... Though he acts much as alike a stubborn ass every other moment."
Azraelstrasz, Son of Asherystrasz:
"A grizzled war veteran with unclear motives and intentions. He curses damn near everything to ensure specific uses. Sometimes I can still feel the pain of the curse he placed on one of his books. It spread over my body, through my scales, inflicting endless pain until I could stand it no more. Despite the negatives, I respect Azraelstrasz. I'm glad he's sort of on our side."
Antonius Augury:
"Effectively, he's the father I never had. Well. The first of two. Antonnius Augury took me from Gjalerbron at my request just after my hatching. We wandered into the Grizzly Hills, marveling at the fallen husk of Grizzlemaw and the Glowfly nests housed all around its stump. I was allowed to find a sickly queen and nurse it back to health. I still have her in a jar with which I keep in my box. I learned how to take information from the minds of others by practicing on those harmless insects. I love how they sparkle... Despite his absence as of late, I still greatly value that human."
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"By far the strongest human I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. He's not the brightest... But he makes up for this with a great deal of heart. His sole goal in life at this moment is to gain the trust of Hestiastrasza. I certainly wish him luck in that pursuit... Hestiastrasza, Dalmion and myself were involved in the final blows dealt to Malphaezar, the Dreadlord whom hunted us in the area surrounding Gjalerbron."
"He scares me, in all honesty. His unpredictable behavior after I'd rejected his proposal leads me to believe simply that I have to be extremely careful around him. Yet... I hurt him. I caused him pain. If anything else; I deserve more extreme punishments from those on High."
Elandril Oakhide:
"He convinced me to stop drinking."
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"With my mother being... Gone... Hestiastrasza has somewhat taken that role. She allows me to sleep in her Cavern when I'm feeling lonely. There's no other Blue Dragons in Mithres Alymna at this moment. While Araligos and Scaligos are a part of Heartwing; I've not seen either of them in quite some time. Hestiastrasza is incredibly strong and brave. She idolizes everything I hope to be as a Dragon. I know that she's a runt for her age, but so am I. I'd adore the chance to be as strong, kind and wonderful as she is. Hestiastrasza treats me like an adult. For that and so much more, I have no end of respect for her."
"Why do I have to make everyone's lives more miserable? For a time; Hestiastrasza could match my emotional energy blow for blow. I'm happy she still allows me to call her 'Mother', but I find that I've simply done more harm than good by being a whiny little child."
"Whatever I did to make you angry with me; I'm sorry. A million times. All I wanted was a hug, but I don't blame you for finding me so detestable."
"I wouldn't let anyone hurt her. She's effectively my little sister... Despite being a Red. Can you tell I don't have any Blues to talk to? Well. There's Vaerylgosa, but she just stands next to Quel'Azelios all day and offers no conversation beyond 'Go to Bed'. I prefer Snowball Fights with Mayastrasza any day."
"The adopted Daughter of my Blood Mother. She's the only real sister I have. Where did she go?"
"Why did he leave me behind? Was I a bad daughter?"
"He saved my life. I owe him quite a bit for that. At least he let me hold Quel'Azelios."


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If you are getting an error message for missing MAXKERNL.dll, you will need all 5 of these files. Copy them into the following folders
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c \Windows
c \Windows\system
c \Windows\system32
You will also want to copy these into c \program files\visioneer\PaperPort if there is such a folder.
Good luck!